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NAffil,� IN,ItUA"A�V_EftirAdi �HReeve Sherman -Scott who stopped. The ReeNie repeated his pre -
"I want to rf�ake it -very clear vious statement, saying that.
aas beer, the subject of many'Joinied questions,, some accu- that, at no time have I solicit- the, Nfitchell firm had done
isations and criticisms at a ed business with the township, business with the highschool
jublic meeting in Brougham although several smald purch- board, but not with the tow71-
ast_,week, surprised some of ases have beenmade mostly ship.
he members of the Rural Rate- 'for the convenience of, welfare "To tell. the truth I am not
ayers Association with.a sur- recipients" the Reeve said. around the,- company -enough to
)rise announcement concerning' He� said that Mitchells had -know-what ir� going on,n Mr.
uggested business relations submitted tender bids to supp- Scott saict. He outlined a 4-
3etween the firm. of Arthur ly. fuel for the Pickering High day schedule of meetings both
Aitchell Ltd and.the township. School, and if successful it day and night, all connectedAt a previous meeting of -'was b4&cause he bad filed the with the township's Interests..
the ratepayers,in April, It had lowest'price. Mr. Roy said if he had known
tkeen charged that the Mitchell . "we didn't even get the coal. the question would be raised at
firm - had done some $10.000 account this year" he, said. the meeting, hewould have br-
A large number of supporters were present to welcome The Mon. Michaell Starr.. when he worth of "business with the Mr. Robt.. G. Roy who had ought the hdoiTnation with him
offitially opes ed the Mike Starr committee, rooms in, Ajax, May fth. 'Soon hero are Hon. -nunicipality.- Reeve.'Scott is a previougly suggested that some He -said that he hadinstructed
Mr. Star+, Mtv. K. Weatherall, Prosidont of the ax Progr!mwive Conservativo Association- andpartner In the co pany. locted, form of mal -practice had invol- the firm of accountants to send
Mr. W. Ffewman, campaign manager and a hoar V citizens and friends. mon Station Road at Pickering.-ved the' Reeve, Mitchell Fuels Mr. Scott a duplicate copy.
Some of-hig moiit rhbid criti -er a - nd the t0FP-sh1P, -argued-that-- Reeve Scott saidhe hoain4d heartily applauded him at the the investigators, hired by him- er received It_Kenneth AIn The Ministry Of The Pros- Conclusion of his statement. self had discovered businessProf. Frauds . LaBrie, art-
ftiou OnB&O Scott produced a letter deals in --the amount of.S10,000 ing chairman,prailsed the
byterian Church In Canada Mrwritten to the clerk pLfter he when they checked through Reeve for accepting the Assoc-
from.- playing baU with 'someIn one -of the most- impress- had become: activelyassoci d accoufif-s at the Brougharn off- iation's invitation, when know-
Bicicycle mishaps took the of hi�. friends. He has anotherlife of one bo and In ive, dignified.cerenoWes of the with the, -Milchell. cornpanyinke. Ingly, he would be reqWred to
jpred 'two brother 14. Billy was 13 abd al.y tte:nded Brock Road school. Chrstian Church. Mr. K' enneth 1959. at which time lie 'T want facts not. just talk," face swne pointedquestions
others on the weekend.Allari -Heron, , Knox College -that all to%4iship purphases be :�tated - Mr. Roy.At Kinsale, Billy N�itchell.. At West Rcuge. Joiinny La- from the floor,
son of Vr. =d `V -s. Thos. Mit- rrett . and Definic Clear' were -�itudent; wha flot thepast sev-
ychell wa., stru(�:; and:k4led,-in- ti zral years, has.been.%eming St.re6ted at "Sca-b6ro'Hospitalstantly, . uAthir. sight of his for._-uts-and bruie's- after they SOAP BOX DERBY —here,asmin:.�!Qr of. this. p4st- -This Saturday 13 The OZy a
home. He had been ridlng,"qn had been knocked .',off 'a -bicyc-
No. 7 highwV, cominghome l?. orate., !,lay -9th. onlain-
ed as.a niin�st.e.r.of the_Pm�i-!Y'. this area have been patlently1;0�W many of the boys from Mike StariChurch, -in -.�nacla- 'Zing for,*for several weeks.
.4�rian wa�.The ceremony tua. plae in Its the day of the Say Rld-
ihe local chur,!h. With arium- gas* Soap. Box Derby, and fromPickering Village-- No_te,s-'ber of leadl-nk Clergymen and what we hoar, there-virl.11 be allMrs. T, Arman and Mrs- S. who celebrate' -their birthdays Pffida13 Of Presbytery. tak-ing kindsof -fun and excit onl for usy Schedue7,`,_.--,..WopnaFptt and daughters of on the.. same day—May 1.1, part:, Rev. J. H. Marshall, Mel- both participants and tto spec.;A, 1-gqe Park Church, Torcnto,.the t&tom4tualey, were hostesses at a 'drove into the city for an eve faces Mike Starr, P. C. cand- Pickering receptlon in Brou-
��iisceilaneous shower on Satur- ins'2 ontertainment. Moderator of Presbytery; Rev. it is hoped to go the races idate in Ontario Riding. gham.
day night, May M for. Betty Mr. and Mrs.WnL G. MeLgan G_. L Hamill, M. A-, Markham uhler way between 12 arid 12." Friday, Way 18, he will att' On Friday, 3W 25, residentsGrace Bryant inow Mrs. Rich- and daughter Sylvia Ann, at- and Stouftville, Acting -Clerk; neen on Saturday. end, the Oshawa Citizenship of Bay Ridges, new French-
'ard Freen%anl. of -. Win tarWe& a Graduation party for Rev. D. MacMillan, M. A., Oliv- SW wa4 p1gas" to Court. under JudgeAlex Hall. -maWs Bay sulbdIvislon. throw
r T%isty - received many lovely Mals Zarin Chariton, R_ N, who et i5u-ioh, Toronto, C011- -put up a trophy for the winn- Saturday. the .19th, he tours their doors open for agifts and delicious refresh ments graduated from St. Michael's ducted the Worship Service, Ing bey.- north Pickering township. "at coffee pexties for the P. C st-
concluded the evening. Hospital last week. Aev. Prof. D,.W. Hay, M. A.. D. ' This -%week we loam that an aftqrnoon and evening, he will andird bearer. That evening at
Diane Tyas has tast returned Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wirren D., of Knox College; and Rev, additional prize is being given be guest of honor at two rec- 7 p m., Mr. Starr lays the cdr-
4home from a two-week vacation and family spent the week -end E. H. Hunter, M. A., West Hill. "W Is really something . The eptions arranged by the women nerstone for Bay Ridges newin Hawaii. Diane and -two girl at their cottage. . at Nogie,swho has been Interim-Modera- British Motor Car company Is and men of Uxbridge. Sunday, 600 -pupil $M.000 public schooliriends renie4 a car while there Beach. BobcaygeoeL and enfir- tor he Hel&tsre' SWng an Austin J-4111, te the the 20th, he will be in Wind- Bayviqw --- to -be cx.x.were busy every day. sight- tained the Don Scott's, and Rev. Kerinkh and Mrs. Heron wirtnor. This car Is battery sor for a colourful all nations pLeted by September.
seeing, and enjoying themsel. Betty and Bob Thompso4, -of have built up a host of friends powered and can be driven. A- banquet. On the holiday, Mon- Mike -Starr will present the
yes. They flew home. 7Belleville. -during their �oicurn in Pi -k- Iso kits of thls same car will day; May 21, he will, attend the rugger WArnament trophy. at -Mrs. Mervyn. Gould drove to --Sorry to, hear Rosemary ering, who regret theIr leavin-, " 41vem to t" winrers In sov- Uxbridge Fair., opened by Hon. Donevan Collegiate, Oshawa.on
;Woodbridge on the week -end estudent at Lincoln St. this� surnmer to take*Ciar— e%f e.f P -e ca" Niatt Dymond of Port Peiry., Saturday, May'26th.
to visit her sister, Mrs. Q Public School 'fractured her a three-point , chaite,__tffirty am go ltlftr -A I Tuesday, the 22, Mr. Starr wiuu As annouifirig�e catchin all Tu,,_ miles- from Fredericton, New iWier. g -a b it Is expected Thero wi)l h4 address the Whitby Rotary lun- this issue, 'the North PickeringMr. and Mm. John Rernnier day Morning. Brunswick. some 30 soap box cam — the cheon. Wednesday, the 23, he Township Mikespent__ the week -end At thieii Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bob The local churcif was fil)--.d derby and it Is hoped b� those speaks at the annualdinner of ion win be a gala !raditional
cot4ag6 at Maple Beach. Beav-, Scott.. Lincoln Ave., on the to over-capacity,to witness thig w6o, have worked so hard on the Oshawa Builders 'Civic affair, beginn!ng at 8 p.'m. on b;6autiful ceremon , and a great +he� derby. that It will be a good I %1 --lit. Thursday, the 24th, he Thu'rsday, Ma.,,%'24 ir the to%V-n-
ert*n week -end were:'Mr. and Mrs. yA I will be honored at a North ship' hall at Brc.,Ag! anLMrs. Cyril Mo ey--- was --fn Lorne Sharkey, ToTonto. many of those attending, re- day for n1l concerned.Hamilton two clays last. wi!ek, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Butt; Mr. nkfined-1c) extend best- wishes.
vis er sisters.sitinz h and Mrs.'Ken Butt. drove. to in a-social hour, in. the base�-
Mrs.. Cfnwthe�r, St. Gebrk4� IvKpodstock on Sunday, where meht lat6r in' the evening.
St., -has just returned from 'a they, met Mr. and Mr.. B. Tyri-
y Wedding Solemnized Her'week's visit with relatives at.. clan (daughter H61en)-'and had Prell edinner together on—Mothers'Mrs. F. G. WimanMr. and Mrs. -Jarnes Dailey, Day.• Death claimed a*forrner, well "'EMM", 1known resident of the PicRV
ing area, *in th rs n of' MrsF. G. Wiman..( -ha' LouiscNOrrnan Burrell), on Wednesday, Mayfk9, 1962. Although Mrs. Wimanhad been in failing health -forM,p& st. year, sfie remainedWtive till the end, and died inher sleep, while visiting her 101issue hallengeson's home in Ottawa.Norman Cafik, Liberal cand- that both parties should pres- Mrs. Wiman was born'ates Fren s e dau\Tidate for'Ontatio Riding offer- ebt their ca's' in public and chman! Bay th ghtered a challenge to Michael Starr that Mr. Starr should feel the of the late Mr. and Mrs' Al -
Conservative candidate to de- same and.welcome the chall- bert J. Burrell. who later mov-
\g Village. Shebate party policies, whenever enge. ed to Pickerinand wherever Mr. -Starr sugg-' Mr. Cafik spoke about Ub- has spent all her married lifeeral policies concerriing a vol. Mi Peterborough', Ont.e%ts. "•untar7 medical scheme to. Surviving,the loss'are.- het• This -was tart of a speech En„"ich people could subscribe husband. Frank George.Wiman,-made, by W. (7afik at t� he fpr-
-ofonly it they wish. portable of 5W Aylmer St.. -Peterbor-
mal openifig' the Liberalpensioris-, sodal security for t1W -ough; :a.daughter, Dorothycominitteerooms . on S,imcoe gg�,,�street, soutk on Monday aged of Winii;. and a realistic (Mrs. R. A. Hopkins, Oakville).;night. t1l; dit�� Vnd spnFktrold B. Wyrnau. of tXr-. CAMCwent on to say the e 96 auklit i E060, n I dndizerm He expreein-ged his, deep twa. D ersfdMvoting public haveA right thi EAberal pbl;. J41liari H. A. Hicks- of
lw*w #ie tioticies.of all -thi�f°rad' err solemnnwde a 01- Picton): predeceased their mot.J�ariflesand only 'tri hearing edo.torepresent an citizens her in October 1951*and Dec -
an the candidates can this be with equaleili"W. regardless ember 1961. respectively.econom- Following the funeml serviceaccomplished. PreviOOWA reP-1 of race, creed, colodr,Re 1R
resentative of"Mr,.*Starr had is cIasi or political, affiliation trotii the. ' Comstock Funeral Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Meredith are shown bore as they isave' 'the church, following their ic -nii'
Was too. busy. Hi,vowed he would do all Home in Peterborough, the late marriage.
hkildated that he The bride, Is the fa noo Kathleen Palmer, dwilf1hor of Mr. and Mrs.J. L. Palmer
to take pari in such a debate; able tA.restore Canadr; prestige �Ifz- Witnan was laid to rest of Pkkoring. The wedding took place In St. Andrew's Church, •
rft by Gow” beoust
Xr. Cafik- feels. very -SUW*ly am -vitAnty of economy.
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P"E TWO - " - THE PICKERING NEWS t TIIURSDAY, MAY it, ]flex; '
the Daffodil Unit of the U. sty one evening recently.
17,.
the P I C K E R I N G NEWS
C. W will be in charge of the Congra.tulatons to the tea-. Walter Thomson,Q.C.
General Meeting. chers and pupils of our cshool
E S T A BS,I S N E 0 1 8 8 1 Next Sunday, the postponed wuo sang at the Music Festiv-`_
Baptism Service will now be a! at Ajax Inst week. BARRISTER SOLICITOR ---NOTARY PUBLIC
Issued every Thursday held.. Tlie ar, room camefirst the
by The News Printing and Publishing Company Intermediate got second gnu -COMMISSIONER FOR OATHS
Authorized as Second Class, Mail Matter Post Office Dept, Ottawa, Ont. - Dunbarton Personals - the Juniors got third. The Sr. ,Telephone: WHitehall 2-0910
�i SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $2.50 per year - United Stabs $3.00 per year arThe Hi -C. Group of the Dun-
winnersroom pupils took part in the
bton United Church held a winners program on Saturday Northwest carrier of Old Plant Road on No. 2 Highway
BARRY JMtIRKAR, Editor blitz for their sale of light evening. ----- -
YER1lSING RATES UPON REQUEST - bulbs on Saturday. They re- - united Church Women -
turned to the home of Glen The ladies of the Cherxywood
Cross afterward, for supper and United Cnurch and thea mends .'''Donald . G. Crossley
.... social evening. enjoyed an inspiring address
HeThe IPY
b iss Beatrice Wilson, on PUBLIC RELATIONS CONSULTANT
• ` ., Guests at the home of Mr. Y. _M. .
and Mrs. C. L Fletcher on Sun- Wednesday evening. Shegave us BCARPOROUGEL - SM JMGSTON RD. - AMl-73511 -
An appeal is being made throughout Pickering Town- day, were: Mr. and Mrs. Donald a great deal of information a- -
ship for coaches and sponsers for baseball teams. This Fletcher and family, and Mr. bout •St. Cnristopher House, in „SAX PLAZA : RESIDENCE
means a great deal to our young people. and Mrs. Stanley McVey and Torontoi which we help to sup-'
'family, all of Toronto: port with-= M. & M. givings. Max: WH2-1231 .Pickering: i�Vii2-0383
.Some may ask why do the kids needs sponsers? Why Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Wat- . She told us of the influence
do they have -to go out on the ball diamond fitted out son and family, of Ajax, visit- it had on the Parents and the
in team uniforms. Some may well say that if -the boys ed Mr. and Mrs. Jack . Phipps Children of 'the surrounding
wanted to play ball bad enough;- they would go out and ,and family on Sunday. area, and of the Fresh Air PERSONALIZED PROTECTION `
whirb.. they operntd- sit
play, not what they are wearing that matters. and family,' of Stroud, visited Lake Scuggg. A R FO RTI E R—INSURANCE -
Mr. and. Mrs. 'Geo. Watson', on The Devotional -Period was
Times have changed. And how they have changed. It Sundayconducted by Mrs. K. Rise -
,Seems likeonly a few years ago, that the writer with Warren Gibb, of Oshawa brough and Mrs. R Petty, to P PHONE ATlantie 2-0216
spent the week -end with his which Mrs -D. Milne contribut-
his team from Pickering public school played' the team grandmother, Mrs. Oliver Gibb. ed a solo "I shall riot pass this
at Brock Road. We wore boots, sneakers, overalls and 'MrsWilliam Stenabaugh is (FIRE AUTO - ` LIFE - CASUALTY
had every colour you can imiagine on the field at one in serious condition in.the Prin- way. again' .
Mrs: A. MacDougall, Presid-
'time. We were quite satisifed with the situation: Why cess Margaret Hospital, Tor- ent, presided, and closed` the
not? all the teams we played were in the same boat. onto.. meeting . with the Benediction.,
Mrs. John Campbell is confin- The ladies enjoyed a 'social time
That is where the difference lies today. Our teams ed to the Western Hospital. later, in the church hall.
would be branded throughout the league as the Poor Mrs. Donald Best, 'of White's N�lALE APPLIANCE SERVICE
-Yeople from Pickering, if we went around the country- Sideroad, has been ill with flu.
-aide playing ball in street clothes. Today all the teams Mrs. D. Thompson, and fam- ,Vaughan yy11llard
have uniforms and they do cost money. Maybe kids
Hy visited Mr. and Mrs. James EXPERT -REPAIRS TO WASHERS, DRYM
take their ball more serious] than did. The la b Payton and family, in Trenton, Hone i School Association
- Y Y play Y on the week -end. . - -AND DRYERS VENTED
the rule book and they need coaching to get any place Miss' Gina Dowle of- Ontario The annual meeting of the
In the leagues. Ladies' College. Whitby, visited Vaughan Willard home and
Miss Mary -Beth McClement on School Association was held in e TEtnPle �
- We made our own rules and if an•opposing player did hte week -end. - the Vaughan Willard School, 58
not like our stere,_ he knew jolly well what_h�r�l dst Mr._ Nelson._ Stroud entered_ on o L_M�a 15.
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�abOtit It. I1t it -hadnt been for Having a school teacher Toronto General Hospital on There was a Panel Discuss-
` along at most of these games they would have ended in Discuss -
Saturday, and underwent sur` ion on "Manners -Do our
a free -for-all every time. Eery on his back, on Wednes- Children Lack Them? Why?
day. He expects to be confined Does it matter? Members of
If -you can coach, or if you know of any business that .to hospital-forttsree mor:ths:- -the paxrel .were: two graduates, C � e a t O r S O � -
"would consider a sponsership or joint sponsership, .let Gregory Westlake, Rouge Miss Carol Nelson and Mr. M. C4iR
It be known to the Pickering Twp., . Recreation Assoc- Hills; fell, and suffereda slight Freeman, and two parents: Mr.p�yMENTS
concussion, but is alright now. Jim Martyn . and Mrs. MoiraLagan, or the Pickering Township Softball League or Dr. W, p. McKay was -con- Bedd�• Moderator Was Mr. J.Mr Morris Binstead of Claremont know about. it. They fined to bed for four days with Adamson.
..meed all the help they can get and they need it now!- a strep throat, over the week- The following members of • OF DISTINCTION
end. 'the Executive were installed by . ..
Mrs. Ktheey, -of• Kirkland Mrs. R. Adamson, President of for. THREE GENERATIONS
Clement and Gina Dowie. Lake, mother of Mrs. Wm. Pickering District H. & S. Coun-
_ I A special-. collection will be Bourne, who -has been in Aiax cil.
taken next week for Ewart Hospital for a number of weeks _
-Pres_, Mrs. Moira Beddail;
College. is now cor:valescini; at the est. Vice -Pres.; Mr; Terry Ryan:
* . The Sacrament of the, Lot ' .home of her daughter. StClffol'Ci�o" LtA -- - 2nd. Vice -Pres., Mrs. Mary
Sup1?er' will be dispensed on Mrs. F Simpson and 1<iiss G:
Sunday June 3, with a Prepay- Simt�son, of _Toronto, visited Loucks; Ree Sec'.ty.; MrJas. •
E," Martyn; Corr. Sec'ty.,:. Mrs.
story•Service on Sunday even- the E. J. Annig family on Satur- MONUMENTS
Ing. May 27. - - Amyo Bell: 11; Tress., Mr. Jas Ad-.
14Irc; Rickaaati. who has been msn; . Pro z.-Cors'vr., Mrs. R. -
convalescing at the home of her Adamson; Hospitality Cblicit , DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY - Md 8-3552
In daughter, Mrs_, Betty 14arpeii, Mrs. Eve Sawyer: Publicity a.
=:�DUHBARTOH has' returned to her home in Chairman,' Mrs. Amy Bell; Hist -
-- United Church - Conveners, Mrs. Clare Martyn -
and Mrs. T. Gibbsons; Exec.,
The Mothers' Day Service �A7e ccd Members: Mrs. N. Highani and COOPER BLOCK LTB..
tAfte Starr, OetaA6 Riding's was conducted by the Sunday w.iaa rryw Mrs. Williams. E -
el+•ie• Of the Moura of Comm- School with Murray Stroud as Refreshments were served by 920 CALEDONIA ROAD - TORONTO
wo sine. 1952. In the last yon- Chairman. Miss, Ann Lennox Mr. and Mrs. J.. Rennie a e Mss. C. Martyr and Mrs. A
well NeeNiot he polled 7,7611 and Trevor Smith also took visiting in Ottawa. Bell. BLOCKS & BRICKS
tear• votes than all other of part . in the service. The Beg- Miss Je- STRUCtURAL STEEL
Lha three candidates combined. inners Sunday School Class .an Melrose and . Mrs. Leona
Oer'"m coning election, June sang two numbers 'which the Mills or Toronto were guests Women's Hespital' Auxillary
TA ho heads a team of more congregation ' enjoyed, as they of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garland CRANE RENTAL
fhaA =209 active Jkregrnsive did the anthem. by the Senior on Saturday. The May meeting of the W. 'STATION ROAD, PICKERING, ONT
Censervsliw -workers in all un y oo coir. ot- num r of ladies attend- was a :n, a Nurses'
:dence,_. _on . May 14, at 8.00 - _ --Phones: WH.' 2-1460 IKA. x•5103 Mo. 8-3911
—pacts o! .Lbs riding. he?r's .Prayer". -_Mrs. __DQnald_ ed_th�Canadiah. Association -of _Ithe
� • ;
Lynde.was organist . and- accom- Consumers Convention in Tor- The meeting opened in
5 _ papist.' Murray Stroud told -the onto this past week. lar form, by singing O.
StAnd rows "children's story:'. 'A lovely def- . Mr. and Mrs. Allan Petty and Can da, followed by the Lord's
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y
fedi] was pinned on each mot-
family were at Mr. and -Mrs. 'Prayer.
Class, "Hasannah", and the
her's dress s she entered the
John Petty's during. the. week .. The Marathon Bridge will
The chuFch- was filled Sun-
church. We appreciate the eff-
end. close its -season on• May 31, *in
day morning' for worship. The
arts of the- Sunday School.'
Mrs. Jones is, with her dell= the Nurses' Residence. The hos-
• _ Older of Service for Christian
Order
The minister Rev. Dr. W: A.
ghter Mrs. Wilmot Gates and pital Tag Day will be held on
s
Worship was used and
Familwas
McKay was . ill, and Rev. A.
fam4ly. June 12and 2, so please watch
conducted by Howard
Bamford, •a former '{minister,
Mr.and Mrs. J. Kies and fa- 'for taggers-=they will be look-
-•=McClement, S. S. Supt. The
ably filled in. He spoke on the
mily visited Mr.'and Mrs. Glin- Ing for you. '
scripture lessons were read by
text from Mark 10: 14-"Stif-
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'IM TANIM Mr1:MA1
David Grisley and Walter Van
fer the little children to come
Smile for a' w re serip :tour.
Re freshments were served aft-
las Bruce, son of .Mr. and Mrs.
Nus. Special musical numbers
- b members of Mrs Meredith's
unto me, and forbid them not,
for such is the Kingdom of
Beginners' Class. "Jesus -boves God" g -
„ '� Rosebank Hardwcsre*14d. _
Me , Mrs. Van Nus Primary
Jesus Welcomed the little .
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Class, "Hasannah", and the
children as the most treasured
to make people whole. The mese
sage of the church is "God is
Sunday School choir "God of
and precious, The mothers rec- ___
C. ]» L. PAII�iTS, 80VS1i:WAREB, GLASS, GLAZII�TG , -
-All who Art Our Father in our
ognized Jesus' love for . their
POWER MOWERS (TORO, LAWN BOYS 11c OTHERJi)
Homes Thyself make Known".
children and brought them unto
K � TANKS • C ON
'The Sacrament of Baptism
Him. Little children 'follow our
TOOLS, PUMPS ETC.
was dispensed by the minister,
example and religion in the
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COMMSSP= TANK f�111O
Rev. Kenneth Heron, to San-
home lays a good foundation
ROBEBANB AT. 111-11=
dra Lynn, daughter of Mr. and
for, their lives. Juvenile Jelin -
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'IM TANIM Mr1:MA1
Mrs. - Cliff Hawker; and Doug-
quency Is mostly pamn' tal' care -
Smile for a' w re serip :tour.
Re freshments were served aft-
las Bruce, son of .Mr. and Mrs.
lessn&s. What are we as par -
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PAT AM :TE 1� 9-1941
Bruce Summers. Mr.' Heron
ents doing to bring up ' our
terward at- the . • church.
iM
On Thursday evenng, ay
presented a very :timely mess-
children in the .Christian life?
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age to the children on how the
was started and the
We cannot leave it all to the
__'_ • MOTOR ow
church
school and church teachers.
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message that is carried on. Jes-
tis started the church. He came
- Bulletin - .
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1�61111 Thdors
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to make people whole. The mese
sage of the church is "God is
Sun -
The HC group met on Sun-
day evening,, with Mr, W. -'A.
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Na a_ UW Li�INlo
1 RAINIM �.
1<Sove". How can we .get peo-
pie into the church? One way
Parish, the guest speaker, who
'•'Communion,,
.
K � TANKS • C ON
- - 'is. "baptism", and -anotb t, . to
be wltr nes. Jesus said "Let
spoke on
The bus left at T.00 p. m• en
r
si�
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COMMSSP= TANK f�111O
.your light so shine before men
Wednesday evening. May 26,
for the Berkley Radio and TY'
s
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'IM TANIM Mr1:MA1
that they Zn+U' > your g�
clerks and gloarW your Father
which is in heaven
Smile for a' w re serip :tour.
Re freshments were served aft-
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•,,Photic L 2-31.30
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PAT AM :TE 1� 9-1941
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The Junior congregation was
terward at- the . • church.
iM
On Thursday evenng, ay
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�ooaducted ' b}y Mary Beth Me-
r„ .raf i
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THUMDAY, IIFAY,,17, 1202 THE PICKERING NEWS PwdJL EIdNT
�CLAREMONT park getting them ready for and- family of $rooklin spent and is expected home one day
the summer. Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. this. week.
L'�SURANCE REAL ESTATE Another grass fire occurred Eddie Ortiz, his sister and Wes Lehman.. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Summ-
her daughter were at Niagara
near Dagmar on Saturdayers .. had their son Douglas
f , It Falls to see the. blossoms -last
-- Office WH. 2.6212 = Residence WH. 2-3115 was the third bad fire.-In.- as S - _ Bruce — -
many weeks. Sunday. B by Rev. K. Heron of St. And-
Mr. and Mrs. Bagiier and < - rews Presbyterian church. This
Mr. Tory Vanderlit had his d y.
daughter have 'taken up resid- was Mr. Heron's first christen-
ahaCYRIL E MOR-L-EY :friend from Australia visiting Sunday, Mother's Day washim on tine weekend. ence in the former Al Robert- Ing since he was ordained.son home.Mr_.and Mrs. FlayHill and � a day of visits to Mothers and -
- Mr. d Mrs All • _ families . enjoyed _.these get to- Findlay of
fa.: ily of Collingwood spent gethers. rgeto _
Miss Karen Fin Geo
an an Tomlin wn,niece of Mr. and Mrs.,. _
u son and son David of Hamil- Summers is visiting them for
Your Friendly Resident �lgerrt' the weekend ' with Mrs. boss t The Third Pickering Brown-
' tel• Mr. ie Pack had their second` Mo- a few days. _
on were weekend vLsttors o
Several babies were Christ- Dr. N. F Tomlinson and Mr. Fred 'Boyers and grand-
:32 KINGSTO-�W. P.O. BOX 160 and Mis. R. F. Cooper. ther and Daughter banquet on
ened at the United church on Monday, May 14 in the Red son David of Scarboro called
Mr. and as. Burt on 'Mr. and Mrs. E. • Cornutt
Sunday .morn'ng. Mrs rh he Cross centre, when 28faat down
_ >.PICKERING, ONTARIO Rennie ge tss Mari have��cated theirhome in. the _
_ Hed s M' a to a turkey dinner. Spec! during the week.
village to take up residence on guest was District Commiss-
• o _- Lynne and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sorryto report that Mrs. J.
Benson, spent weekend at Mill St., Pickering Village. Bradshaw Jr.- is' in Ajax Kos-
The open air'pool hider Mrs. B. Kearney who cut
Hawke Lake. P pool at the and served the cake. The lead- Pital for observation. We hope
Mr. and M. . Gordon T Baker premises north east of she will soon be feeling well.
�'- the village have once again ers Mrs. W. Sowerby, Brown
-
JOHN L •LAY for spent the eekend at Hall Owl and Miss Susan Wilson, The sympathy of the rnmm-
been offered to the Recreat-
Lake .Go is taking his _ hol- Packie, are to be congratulat- unity is extended, to Mr.. and
ion Association for the swim
idays at present. ed on the work done in train- Mrs. T.. W. Mitchell of Green-
programINSURANCE Mrs. Ken Petty and Mark m . duly. Mrs. Helen Ing these young girls in Brown- wood in the loss, of their son ;
Vizely will be in charge of the
• - of Victoria Square -spent Sun- ie work. _ � under tragic circumstances.
—AS�►� .day with Mr. and-Mrs. How- ppbgram' We do hoe that it will be a
Four members of the Clare- Congratulations to Mr. and P
FORWANT LISP. -Md-Hockley. mont Scout troop received r-on-the-birth warning to the children on
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Evans of of a dau Hos it- their. bicycles- to take. extra
LIFE -- AUTOMOBILE FIRE their Queen Scout _certificates g P
Stouffvi le, formerly of Clare- special care when ridixg. Billy
i07 IQNOSTOW �� EST rhont, are the at Barrie on Saturdayiugiit:
proud parents of `Mr. and Mts. Rich- tchelF =had been at
a ba daughter. They are; Fred More, Jim Torr- Brock Road school.
- �' ence, Te Death. and Te visited the Tatter's sister Mrs.
611w laden Olaf. Nm �e Cadre. Rena WVL $41 t The . little son of Mr. and Sherrin. z'r'Y Middleton on Sunday._ It seems a shame' to nee all
!MM !w rrwiaN C.a.�� OW Or � Mrs. S. McGugan was hit by Mr. Mel Norrish has joined Mrs. E. Mathews mo
4�?j�- the lovely aid being cut
a car on Friday night and fort- Mrs. J. Hough has been in the •down along the Brock Road.'
unafel~y was not hurt bad. the sales staff of Chas. Coop- Oshawa Hospital undergoing, An old timer will soon not be
The Park Board is busy on er Ltd
APPRAIGALS the buildings and land at the . Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lehman surgery, but is doing nicely, able to recognize the place.
G. HE'WEtL ,
(Gladys Nawrft>I _
A
Real Estat Broker - Pickering Village
W15. 2-6770 or Toronto WA. 3-9613 Cobourg F IL. 2-1601-
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PA69 FOUR
THS l�ICKlRINQ� N>Ews .T/V1iMAY, WAY r,, lase
t noted celebreties have been at canoes and some new boats and and over 16, are in the "jun-
: Coming Events, -.. gold on May 17; to Betty Han- by the Aasociatioa, is Adam
the O'Keete Centre toh the past received a very substantial sum bis". And, in this group after Ian, Rivercourt lid, who was 14 Park, on Monday evening.
TM Ladles' ' Aaystilfary week. bliss. Makeba spent Fri- of money fromthelocal Kiwanis wurning three consecutive _.Page-'.. �s aid on - May 14, - and to 22. The Hand Firew6rks Cp-wN the Dumbarton Legion No. day night as a guest of Mr. and to corryon the work. Soya- who••- es, they. become "seniors''. The Nancy Deens, on her 6th birth- be in charge of display,
Mrs. Silverman. are interested in.the Club and Club competes in races at -Tor- 'day on May 15, and her sister, tickets may be at $2.00
541, will hold a Tea and Bake p�
Sale, at the home of Mrs. Geo. Mr. Atis Bredoyskis, 'Rouge learning to' paddle and handle • onto, Sudbury and Ottawa Laurie, wao was 8 years old on family.
_Watsop, Fairport Rd., lvorth, Hill Dr'' would like to announce canoes, are asked to report at Marty happy returns to Diane May 13, both of Ridgewood Rd. trongratulationa to Mr, asq
on May 21i, from 2A0 to Noo p, that as head of the West Rouge 'the Club, at Rivers End—there 'Dear, Port Union Rd., on .her The Centennial Condhuzuty - Mrs. Bob Weaver, on the . aj
Canoe Club they are in oper- is stili a small Registration Fee. 19th birthday, May 12; to Eliz- Association invites any family of a son, May 14 Mr. Weaves
ation for the season. The club Groups of boys from 11 to 16 abeth Jane Shaver, King Arth- in West Rouge to come to the is Principal' of West Rout,
•— BIRTHS — has a new docs at Rivers End, years are classed as "juveniles" ur's Court, who was one year "Firework Display' sponsored Scbool.
LOSCOMBE—Don and Barbara
(nee Sleep) are happy to, an-
nounce the birth of their son,
Larry Milton, 8 lbs., 13 oz., at
the Oshawa General Hospital.
on Tuesday, May 15, 1962. A
-brother for Shelley. Many
EAVESTROUGMNG
BOOMG
REPAIRS OF ALL KII.IIDS MARKET
DON sooflwIN oto a Hills
fir"M"04 "04 Ontario :
mm " 2-301- -
.. PRICES EFFIICTIVB
(a" E1j - un Nom.. -Z H • .- J - - Ro a Bei a -Thum, Fit. z sat.
MAY
Open Every Evening' TIU 7.00 pim Except Thugs. & Fri. Tilt 9.00 p.m. .17-1 a-19
VMT ROUGE -
-,l.he Wegr- Rouge-Lades—iv DA—r A -.-PACKERS — Y2ozS AKE TTNS--
met at the school on Thursday
'evening, May 10, with twenty- three' members present. The ;reworks • -Various Prices 2
meeting was opened by Pres..L_ I C
bits. Winnie Ferguson, with the i
LQrd's Prayer. Mrs. M. Lankin:I K
Rasy GiOw^t' - Swift'l Jewel (Save 45c) ,,..••��""
Rec. Sec'ty read the minutes of SIBS ment inspected SAVE 19C
the previous meeting, and Mrs. �
report of the Club's financial 15Y2 oz. Tine Meat).
Pat Williams, Tress., gave a SHORTENING (Regular) (Save 1Se)
® ` ; � � O O � E D - .
standing.
.99
'All pians for the dance for -
Saturday night were made and , 6or55f� I •
l*
(Cas, of 48 tins
in appreciation of Mr. Howard �� '
Williams, who 'convened and fbo d .-c Ham MARGARINE
.-made all the arrangements for 1131S Ib- ti
'tickets. publicity, and the hall. _ $4.35
the ladies gave him a gift of a ��
: table lighter. The dance was Half Ib. Pkgs. (SAVE 17e) MAPLE LEAF- -
successful, and everyone who �----- ■
attended report a most enjoy- "'r Lane 16 os. jar 95
able able evening. All proceeds go — •
toward the work of the Club. 1
- The next meeting of the Club f a (Save 6c)
will be a "Hair -Styling and Cos- C HOLIDAY SPECIAL (SAYE 35e) Case of 24 Tins
School
s" by Eaton's, in the (SAVE • :ORANGE CRUSH SOFT DRINKS.-...... $1.99
. SchooI Auditorium, ori ?tsaInd
.S'L��:eB .
day, hfay,24, at 8.00 P. m., A Orange, Grape, Lime, Cola, Grapefruit, Hires and America Dry
all ladies ;and their friends N (SAVE lOc) - -BAN
QUIET CANADA FANCY
..the community are invited Q (Siva 9d) �20 for • Tine
49C
cone. A silver collection will TOMATO JUICE
be taken to defray expen'sSWIFT'S SILVERLEAF ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' '
and.- , will- be s { ;: Banquet Canada Choice Cream Style (Savo 9e) 20 Oz. Tins
_ved.PURELARD � C
Mothers' Day was, obsery `' ��
r' 69c
in -. St Edward's - Aigtic_ �{�
-CORN
Church and in Grace Presbyte_BOVRIL
ian Church, on SEN
unday, M(Save 1 Se) 12 Os, Tins
13. ss Christian Family Sund_ / BAXTER �1 (SAVE !e) 20 On. Tins
andwell
both church services.-werechildCorned $ee� 2' IIA �C � - ■ � . � .. /% wBell attended Seversi childr
In Grace Church. i — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — - — — — — —,— — --�� . s v a m a► iiI 1%MI {Ibi AQP - .—= I w %p V Y
Remember the Tea and -Plant � '.• .For your garden a full selection of Steele •
Sale sponsored by the Guild'. BRIGGS 8e RENNIE SEEDS PROCTOR and GAMBLE'S KINGSIZE SPECIAL OFFER OF 21'e OFF
of Grace Presbyterian Church. -
ao be held on Saturday, May' No. i Foundation A CertlRed Seed POTATOESBLUE CHEER ,4 lb. 4 o:. best $ .? i
2E from 2.00 till 4.00
S hilt n, oi: '... ,7S Ib. bag $.95 or 79e
the home of MT _p!r peck ----
West Point Cres. No. 1 DUTCH SET ONIONS........... - Ib. 29c CLOSED #it%RIA DAY MONDAY MAY 21st - Mn. Bessie Pritchard, aMdgefollow-
No. i MULTIPLIER ONIONS ......... The 39a
wood Road, is out again follow- - � SiLICtD RINpLBu
'Ing surgery in hospital. Flower or Veg. Plants .. 35e per box or 3 for 41 -
A speedy recovery t Mrs. B. TORGANIC (Save 600 (Save =1.00)B —
..Pheonix. Rouge Hills- Ear. who - reakf a,s�' • Ba � - C
hashas been in bed—€er several FERTILIZER 40 -Ib. -bag ;1.93. 30 lb. I� 32 con
--weefoff — n a heart at- - -
tack. FRESH .HOME GROWN _ - Round STEAK' or ft T9Q
mP ROAST • • • • • • . ib.
. Mr: and Mrs. gob Waddell, .., - ,
Wad erten stores, have Mr. As'
ars uS ` 2 tau .. 2 3e . Boneless Rolled Plate Brl:ket Post R•st w. 3!e
K addell's sister, Miss Jean
Waddell, of Scotland visiting FRUN (Net Frozen) �)
YOUNG
their home for a -few weeks. OUNG . `i ..�. ..._... :. (Avg.
'6-i
The 2nd. West Rouge Brown- No. 1 ONTARIO Sr Ib. Ba,
ie Pack won the Scroll for the
ESH MI�C� s •
Best Pack Effort, at -the Guid- POTATOES .99C . Ok
ing in Action, 6n Saturday, the • • • • • • . • • • • • •
12th, in Rouge Hili United YORK ALLFLAVOURS (Sa�� 2!e) MAPLE LEAF Fro`sen 'Grady A Orin Ready (>hm )
'Int Briekst
Church. The Brown Owl of the :
_..,
Pack,, Mrs M. Welsh, would - -- — _ 45t
he t thank the parents who f f"� Y �.Crea 4 $9
helped and encouraged their r
Brownies; also -parents -who BONELESS ROLLED' (lilt Fin Ribs)
supplied cera for the .day, and STRICTLY FRESH GRADE A .. jLeosN) Donees
Visser, Mrs. A. Purkiss, and PRIME RIB ROAST .:..` .: .. Ib. 7!c
a special ark,for
thanks, e Mrs. V.
Lar a EGGS 39e
Mrs. E. Clark, for their. help in g .FRESH Grade A Oros Rear Ar,, 3
making the event such a succ-
Nm
ess, and so interesting. - Bril11, your oi►n -006% in •- ... - . ,-''•YC3UNG :��CHICKEN b
The West Rouge Guides are Round, Sirloin, T -Bone 3 Win, S . �5c
also to be congratulated on STEAKS
winning the .Scrool for "Best
,:. _ .
' .1 79C s'ANQIN. PRIME RIB ' BOAST .. '......�. Ib. 990
Company Effort", at the Guid-
ing in Action event. Much cred-. =�NiL�f FEARMAN'S SMOKED
it goes to th'e- ceders of the - - - •• PICNIC SHOULDER'.' -�• •
Company: Mrs�laire -CarterWIET�Am, 43c
and Mrs. Nancy Watson; who - - ■'
give much time and effort Into ! :ARTHUR'S
1 Ib. Tray
making the Guides khat they _
Made or Short Rib (Blade Bowe R.moved). PORKAUSAE .
Mr, and Mrs. 'Sid SHverman
ROAST. ....• •-•- • 0. : • . . • . • . • • Ib.. 59c
'Rouge Hills Dr. entertained the FRESH CHICKEN WINGS
well known singer Harry Bela- FRESH MINCED BEEF ...-.-...-.-.-.: 2 lbs. 79Q i0c
fontZ and-Marianl Makeba and' well
(For Frying or Barbecuing)
+l,-Iw 0"Ann a4 a harts in their -
.,._.
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11111111IMM&Y, WAY 11% l� �+-*1a� ..... --- - T H •E P I C K E Re 1+4' ' N E W s .
UN ANNOUNCZIOWT tho! Ilse Late JaC>t
- Sale Register , as the Brock ao&4.
;•. her. sad Mrs• Bruce West- Uturd+Y, Jute Y, 1962 — auct- Villaes a1 )saw a
4`
DIRECTORY `,S�t'VIceS In wood (Dianne Hillock), George- ion sale of liom hoed furniture, 1.30p.. tJ15. B. T.Terms
town, Ont., are proud to area- garden and barber tools, dishes, Ckhsty No reserve. -Ken &Lurk*
The Chu reties ounce the birth at ther.son (Dar- glassware, etc. the property of P•renticq, suc* jwers•
ren Maurice Leonard) seven
,t MCEAC�IHIEfs t -thp?unds, eleven oz., on April 24, '
�_--_ � : �-:Q►UARANTEED _ at ��h Gaeia -
RQIi!@-T I Service - flat. i+'irat grandchild for Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice C. Hillock,
g T Funeral 'Director " ' Pickering of Georgetown, and Mr. ana To Tfie H appy CaV le
,Any Make or Model United Church s Mrs. Harry L. Westwood, f"y P
- _ Pickering, Ont.
ARTHUR FIELD
Mini~ W. MELViLLE SUTTARS "BET OF YOUR I 4
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WATER. - L Sundae' School Sank Haan ' DEEPENED ' - -
DEMERED" NOME,— CHURCH — RECEPTtON
WM. McEACHNIE, Prop. — AUDiEY SEPTIC TANKS
1.15 P. K. - Sun. School INSTALLED - CLEANED • � FROM $0.50 LIP
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KEN and CLARKE - Creighton, Fraser, Auditorium _ ' CtlMPLETE PHOTO NEWSPAPER COVERAGE -
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P� R E N T I C E West Rouge School- ' - ;.-- — -
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PRESSURE SYSTEMS of Pickering Beach Road soma
Location Thursday Nigh" — PiCKERiNG
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sad 4, the pub Utrary service terested in prwnsot"W Adult, sent, a&* it is, bs" d .ewe, District •.Am aag ,aA school Vim • m �i mow* Mi ]iLsetf�
-licit votes is the last election Public Library .Service, iss well tom, �� pia st acllo t cii, at their fourth - Annual Din - of the- Council off to a happy
��1 ao clearly indicated L► de8#sed. as Library Service for Children, will rewllt. 20r; be' 3"Ir 20,- at the D1mb�e- ki t. �1t itfeeting' will adopt
`1'he Home and Sebooi CO"Onl nee. invited- to attend. Miss J. °' ton Public 8cheoi. The tiliangr rile reports wT1lliing up an l�Va
-at its latest Executive meeting - Munro,. of the Provincial Pub- wt11.al" feature music by the and - succesettU yeas!' for this dam•
-6.at For wart A 4 and S. entertained and carried a mot- C2 ARLAB JOIAJN" to. School Area No. 2: musiciazw tee' at of local
lust that a Public Meeting be notably the West Rouge School and School AsaOCiatitxls. T18L'sflf
TO SPEAK AT DUN AXTON '
Uay 24, is the target date = for held at Dlmbartoa Public Seh601 Orchestra and the Vaughan to the tiinaer�le 11.60 each, sal
t another attempt to obtain nn TblJrsday, M81y 243 at 8.00 *hard Vtolinista, under the more are available from B lapse i
I -why Johnny Leaves School" capable, direction of Mr. David and School Association Preen• G
N ,, ,, i• 01 will be the topic of an address Karry. Mies Christine Tyas will. ents.,
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_ - INrnAL osDess are available for &doptioa. Happily married malong a determined effort to provide pwma-
iQ11 WHZ -461 % Anti Time ootlpks who are interested in any of the bogs neat home's for some of their wards. Every
3 and girls below shouts apply-to the Minister of att enaon will 6W bi t kt W a •+y.a.+wa f r..- bthm
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TeL T `� /� RODNEY t t hebayo areetioang . �. Hewes had club =but has hat► aM bloc eta iftr have pal s a can help a son to a w Ina. not
t ownssh O _ - 7roac old Protestant bap of Eni1Mh onpst eaoened P+od 4orreGt Tt>rsse boys +,i0' alert child wim above a+en to- oecsanl a� atademie oeq will ba happy
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_ He u of avenge itnel"aettce• has a stocky be b•ppie•t with Protestant pareeta who ttel roe art st srtideaAy gined. SatMy with this • • . .
bold with blue eyes and blood boor. wiUhavetealpieawtrebriwgstgAtwosaus a Roma Catholic' rrhrte she VICTOR a W1LMA— Vidot, S, and
[.: Rodney haw& hair lio which has received • ► • will be stimulated and accepted. Her list sister Wilma, 7, are Canadian
Indians.
r - - tnettt A Protestant hoots s desired LISA is a sweet natured 10 year old wt�th bra detld ermme d child boa �h is of slim build with brown cya sad
t P l C IE E R I N G _ be contented with the Roman Catholic girt P„rn _
wttEte P, wetf as certain definite emotional al black hair. They are healthy a»d itmot ana hstltl7
��•11 w sneeeh tb�eraDY . w, n�auarty uiu the --and-dark--brown w brown rya ell a em io a pllacd, Pawed, rery pretty child with ri
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irg ptrrattq up to nvrq hair. Lira w b goad pleasi Prote•tanl parents,
!- _ heakb said would standing in a family caaaof mvttta cTnTtireat aT� i�i�
• • • for older Raman Gliorc paawts • • • botse will acquire to intavtiae atsa and
-�ri{i be r�c�v�d' b� she tersigned until - - -� . e�� and -add gam•
• • • DEREK seeds a Dad Nice .a 11. yeat a moat attractive daughter.
`, i origin w Danish and Negro. He is ■ sturdy LANNY is a bon leader tie r a hoed- -olds. Haaso a codstbe•guiduee ad ••e.
gt�i lrvrtnr,.d haM trio-. bryevs w—d_ _DTXTfE a °JxINE =T • aeed-she= — .
hair. I t liroa+t cotttpleicton and neteroid -wen waawerea ana doing �y of pat bye sad a permanent eeoagca
fs�. 1 Q/I� t�/ p l igJ+ a :celleat work at school, Luny is otendottr amown of bye and gmdanoe as
I 1 � tJr 1, / V L.~ Sc�trd� {e �f P ieies : f tin feattwa He rr�otrb well and iae placid interest" nt.mu•ic-aar tales piano eVOe ll a ono ie Derek i fair Pomor, every sduM known Diane and June an
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and its baby. Dennis w" would be happy parentage and has fhb flit but o• coo'tech
p lesions. lie gab along well wilk holy• Isar � yM wttttld a M•ct. He i stsaY bat ie •—•ire of
13 asd iS'-
tr wsti while or oplonted Ptots[ar Passla a" age and s a nortaal Ptosteslastt lad at esnaMeM health. Yod wotti find bio sby. . Amy o� 0. care of �! ld
4 r .. 11 tease std of Notch Assicas iedias ott first maestros bat not. earn be gist to
due; may bE secured from �' JEANETTE is a healthy 10 y6mr -old herza. Older Proswtam pb►snla'onMd know y w. Derek s C,r� � mill bernto a permanent part of y«tr -- -
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Protestant girl d fUknittirm n EsgtsiEogiYh Isis ulo -belt Ysea sad aaoetll(tsg haw hear and toads bttdh abort a. P syolse- — fad Ilea 1 it- iii"paoa. Jane s a tar.
tlin• lopow think his west wttiaW likely wa- fa��,atbfwc terslrtobedowineet►
, brown and black hair. Jeanette 4 tti their son • ,• • prer0 if you didn't ptnvnre hi about it iag but the$ i ronea the case when a
.' ems D atte�lso Moot — urn someone care&.
light brown bait sad
looking for warn., lsrosai- Derck' aoetY Roma Catholic paraMa to eyes,
tonf.parents who w•ir� oath ' KAY boa ant had Ley led ciil�sod is ghwijsasoarity and d8eodontirestgbll ls. She tends to be Vnist sad
c _ how box aaadesJajlr•- ', loot 17 yeah 0f Y8s dote ro great tastily • • • ragood red d�atds a bt os�ase'Tirw '
J. Township of, Pickering • • • Iniam sibiiRy.
me its fYi oak, IL ost 9ANDh,.ee..3sYs0* p�Yest dolt- c6iideettanieadyte :o.eiMo.AVb�as,
EDGAR s an active .7 year old Ro cwt bttrwr eyes aMd Yg�p frosts hhir. iCar i► iag pa ww I, terasa i Lora now. Wotdr post be issorestedT
Calioiic lacy of ftoesch aid Hsi id- l a i Yeah by, ban a placid diapdaiHns bat Thin boallhy- lookis j�yew old has poise : • •
snot He has an sverWvbyii• speaks rapWlp and has a aYgbt btR at- . iatraealar aid siotor reel
' • will bite ad blond hair. Tisi ve�astwer. This girl in bendy isdividstal
R w• el a s Sow pestrrsgisg y trere. i a Yiatuq of her fastib• tabs- old s tRtr�d7
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- roUg am ,. . . V � w in exatillonl « crud ple:�i�e - -
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`L oOstil'get OinlOtierMl alimuiabon •d be . sob wUl atioept btr Poor Paw retool �appirsesshaatbd pile wb Oarid set eves Ibattres artd in decidedly attrstctive i A Rossom Catholic parents
Aided anaels�K `s ply aoltisvemewt sad bye and eseatrye Yes w+i fttu watching devebp —k eu trarsob Patten- and able to
• • • 1tx'noon lira wlticJ< die be at a slower pace than the aseestge tnder>aed hx deep seed ibr aabctsos.
z WENDALL A WARREN am hots- to eapes+�o: • child Sandra would <etC alowg foal is a She is hisw tssaidva etia eadb sad
tact half - brothers who Lave never been war orgasiaed Rosa' atholic bgsa fbds new wtmttione very p� is
j scented std iii to remain together. INICFIA$L. s a dear stew Cathoile boy of • •' • as likelihood, -Stephanie stir 6aa -dim- _ -- --
Weadar s a wetlbsik 21h year aid with 3 with as appealing man°R mod esrJy ARCHIE is a 13 year old Canadian corky at•acbooi.
bright -for ilia ave. He bas light inewn Protestant boy with brown eyi t, -light • • •
���(('• y/{�� ���� p���� bins d fair comp :o n— wa�hadPPy hair and grey attractively eluted eyes brown hair and a fair cornpimtian. He spa TODD s a 4 par old Prvtertanl 'bo
y : 11LM AT 181{VLL•ALE PIUCid•: and aicbievow wee caddie of which sae his fYorn his gnrtd• yakiy Grade 6 stndeat itse7ieed to be of Scottish and Awtraliaa descant He
Scottie and 8sg1Wt descent. Warren is i father. who is Party Chinese. Warty �ppe Archie finds it dWsct* to tall- to of 'fight build, -hen bha eyes and
limit
likeable pleasing4Vi year old who quickfy under'" gCatholiepareatsareateded adtilta cad buooms tome over exansa- brown heir, iCs health s good and he boa
awe's a w=40rha opperbow to get y"r hedge. Rt a comprehends s situation, a ddiscip for this bright attractive boy. -loss This boy wash to settle down with average interigetsoe. This a6ectionate wen
fine and s anxious a Please. Via talka- •' • • permanent parents and have his own lad wants parents who an relaxed, t
wll0lleaale price. We are Cieariag file field IOC Oew plaid -- live inquisidveandprotectiveofWenciall. SANDY s a pretty 8 year old Roman identity. Older Protestant paeena •who joins and capable of hwtdrag u aedr0
His ancestry is Prench- Canadian a`ad Catholic Anglo-Saxon girt with flair curly have no intellecaral ptetesaiwin and who ♦ year old-boy.
Ing. All hedgings most go. (let yogis NOW: _
gvANTiTY .. — .. 1.26 z4l•ao' 61 o Up '7iete o� a pdatwrra�+r! iawro a " °1 lots and taoar is l�blldliotod2 gselto#o!� As a%
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�,as.tatitc,ri. ELM 18 - ,24 in. TrawWl. 24c. 2tc. 20c.
ELL s:-- 3 feet'Z't'alupl. 28c. 2se. 24e. i
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'gIUNIMAY, KAY 11, list - . - THE PICKERING NEWS . Mwdt stvtN
gg Service at CUremont on Sunr present. The theme of the meet- , A A , A Ir A I A A r ►AAA 6• ►► A l Ir A I. 1► A A A A A A A A A A► r 1, I Mt l
~ ' day, when Nancy, Younger dau- ing ,was "Mother and Home ". _ eel ` • . n
- WALE i`'♦'►"s At the joint services of the meter of Mr. and Mrs. Sack The Devotional topic on the c, w bf cm s One 8 '
1 Sunday School and Church, -en Ward, was baptised. motto "God Blear our home" _
Ann and Susan, daughters of was taken Mrs. BY -THE 088SRVER
-- Sunday, three antis infants were Mr. and Mrs.-Reg. Hooking, and son. Mrs. R. D and Mrs. F. Ir A A A w r � Ir Ir ► A A Ir A A A A A Ir A► I. A A A A Ir A A A A 1. r A l 1, Ir 1, 1, A A A A A
presented !sr baptism: the �
- •• Stephen, sQn of Mr. and Mrs. Noon a duet, "The Sinner -
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony - We have all heard at one time or another that Pick
Gardiner, and infant son of, Mr. Earl Disney, were baptised at anti the Song". Several read- eying
and. Mrs. Ken Robertson, and the morning service.- ings followed, and a discussion Township doesnt -want development or progress or industry. This
+� t Mr. Lorne Disney left on on "Faith ". From the business Observer has always tried to defend the township and say that
s the son•of -Mr. -and Mrs. Alas P it isn't so but I am having g
a Mon for a trip to Alberta it was decid4d to send used g second thou hts.
Saunders.
go, .. '� - to visit rel'ative's: ' - clothin to -'the Fred- Victor A few weeks s o, the stock car hack which while not ideal is
ss1,i� The 'Comiiiunity expresses its Next Sunday, hurch will be Mission next month and the a sizeable t g
•� sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Mit -' taxpayer was "damned by joint praise" by the Town-
-__ sr shell, in the death of son Bill,- at 9..:sQ a, m•, , and the Sunday_ Bazaar, Bake Sale - and- Tea was ship Council -when they - refused 'to - support -the . bylaw Ahe-y kkacl- --
in an. accident on No. 7. High School at 10.30. left over for discussion -until passed. Stock car tracks are not the best type or
° way, on Saturday pight. Ma'.. and Mrs. Yen Jones and -next month. The meeting elos- or- commercial venture but the still tax of industry vacant
�} family, of Claremont, visited oa ed with h 148 aid the Ben-
y pay taxes which vacant
.. - : �'.OT Sale The Boy Scouts- Committee 3'�'' land produces.
are making a "bottle pick-up Cecil ediction. '
Jones.. Then last Friday night, the Planning Board acting in it's usual
Apples., -_ drive" on June 2. Please have ay with Mr. and Mrs. C Congratulations to Miss An inning
Apples -'and Potatoes For Sale. your bottles ready for the boys. - The s ty thy of.th a of na Wilson who •graduated last ly .The!'
fE`���x� given
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Controlled Atmoo se - community ter week from the Ryerson InStit- on a re- zohing application, that the approval was next to use -
PNo Remember our 'Rummage Mitchell family, of Kinsale, in ute and has accepted a position less. Stroud's applici t would mean another commercial area for d
' • ��� >O•'� Pe! bushel. sale and Bake Sale" on $atur-
Spie� ;2.50 per bushel day, May 19, at 1.00 'p. m The the tragic death of their son as Home Economics Teacher at Frenchman's Bay and more assessment and taxes to help the
~_• Please bring your. own contain- Bike' Sale of, Home Baking. to Billy, on the highway -on Satur - Pickering District High School. ordinary taxpayer.
ors for apples, Open on week- . open at 2.00 p. ' All this on �= Billy wag a former student Several 'ladies 'attended a Neither' of the above two incidents are all that important but
_ ..._ i°�a - the church lawn. of MtMon School. - Stanley Dem -..__.
PICKI..R,ING ORCEIARDS' Mr. and Mrs. Fred -Byers had The U. C. Women met last day night at the home of Mrs. give ea show_ a pattern which t repeated often enough would
One mile west of Pickering dinner on Sunday with Mr, and Wednesday, to the church base- T.. Jordan, sponsored by the give real substance to the' taasgiaint -that we• often hear, .
Village an No: 2. Highway. Mrs Frue a _ ment with ,fourteen members Busy Bee girls. Planning Board attitude is one which it is difficult for this ,
Phone • WH2 -124T _ Mr. aid Mrs. _ Joe, Pegg, of Observer to understand. Many applicants -are treated by the'
Oshawa, spent Mothers' Day aalltRIEURN�aaaslasltaataaiifaaa ■agifaaaaaaaaaa =�■ bow as if the applicant is trying to put something -over the
FOR SALE - bedding plants' with Mr. and Mrs. M. Pegg. board or' that the applicants are speculators or developers
large variety: Petunias, Snaps, _
= otlrera._.Cabbage,_•ansi tom- _- —"Y-MINK
- IMES (both dirty words) out to take the township to the cleaners. The
Board I'm sure doesrit intend to 12ave • this impression but _un- _
atoes- wholesale or retail. R. T fortunately it does.. Per s a than a -of the fake u of the boa -^
14acDonald,- _Alton Rd.,' R. R.,' - `' BZA&AT 7j lien h g P
2, Pickering. Two miles north Mr B'iU- Jordan; Claremont `• 6
rd would help,.- some members have sat fox as long as some
-.: -at No. 2. Highway. - - - ° -- - members - of the High School Board.
has started -to build his new p - g
(may 221 h e on the lot purchased - 0-0-00-0-0-0-0 --
from ik1r. Winton White, on the.. / Council still hasn't taken legislative action so far Ss' I- know :.
FOR SALE - new and used re- Balsam corner: - ALIKE _ _ on the question of the M donation required by all who want
'frigerators, freezers, electric -
° ranges, ranges. , refrigeration Mr. aril Mrs. Raymond- Jones - Planning board consents.. What then is the authority for this
and sons,. of Kirkland Lake, eharge 'and have the fwnship the - approval of the 'Municipal .
r. equipment. Reasonable prices. and Mrs. Ramsay and Mrs. Car-
LORNE G WHITE, R. R. 1, Board to make this charge.
penter, of T-orariw, visited on
Pickering. Phone.WFL?- 152 ?. OOK-- T his Observer suggests that-- iii'fairness 'to the ratepayers a 'AT -ALL the` week -end with Mr. acid legal 6pinion should be obtained, from the township solicitors
- .,I 0R SALE - 1960 Rambler, 4- Mrs Alan Manderson
Mr. Carson. of Toronto, oti the question and if the charge can be supported then it
door sedan, 'dependatle, stand- Ray
azd transmission, economy, 6- spent the week -end at the Car• , _ should be approved by by -law.
cylinder, jet black, white wall son home. _ _ - O - O -9 - ID - O O O --'[t
-tires and new snow tires, rad- Mr. Irving McAvoy and Kath- AMON Alfth, Last weeny the Pickering News lamented the. fact that so many_
- lo; windshield washers, one- lean, . 'al.Laaakd - r-0 trees wePbeing removed from the Brock Road and I concur, OR
- 'owner car, $1650. D, G Gibson _- The drive -to and from Brougham will never be zne same:
Brougham' Ont WH2 -5817. NEED ANY TUTORING sure I could never be a road builder because I couldn't pass the
3j'ORE FIXTURES 1N FREPtCB' - - _ course in tree* destruction which must _be a.requisiitebefore be-
The exams Are fast approach- qualified 88 a road engineer. •� ++J the trees OII the east -side
also electric meat slicer, scales, jug, but there is time yet. of the Brock Road were spared I don't know but I am ti&nk. _
- - adding machlae, show cases, Phone:- Eva Hasek, Pickering- .full.
Cheap. Phone: ATlantic -2 -7477. �.0g77, - _ - 0-0 - O -- O - O O -• O 0 _
(may 18) We see the Pickering area made the news a week or so ago,
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---ALL Ai�ilrtNlLS > - -- -' when the Liberals nominated Norman Cafik as their standard
_. .
- Ageratum. Sweet Alysum. As- P011ee Col bble Wow _ bearer In the forthcoming Federal- election. It is Interesting to -
_ teas, Marigolds. Stocks, Lobel- �' _ to that Pickering has ,produced over the years more than it's
ia., a-s. Petunias. Salvias. goo. For Pickers Y1li ._`_" ` " fair share of members and candidates in Ontarto :and Oshawa Nic- ia, Salpietuns, S l dragon, age �� Riding. On the Conservative side,
otine, Phlox 11winkle., Pansies, l popular Bill , Newman has been
_ State age sad .Qualifleations. a candidate Provincially and his 'father Harry Newman--a card -'
Delphinium. Carnations. Sweet APPllcatila� to be received um= - _ -- idate as' welt.
William. Geraniums. `Tomatoes. noon. May �, lggy, �.- s: - On the Liberal side, there is eafik just mentioned, Lawson.
Dahlias, overbearing Strawber- provincial candidate in 1955, Jbhn Lay, .Federal in' 1953 and
sa SUItKII a Cem - in 1952; Walter Thomsop, ;Provincial leader and candidate in
-ties and Raspberries, Red Cur - .:
_;ants, P.hubarb. G'6alrmsA 'o[ Police Coraiaittee, �` - - - i - .._ _
- VULSe o! Pickering CoaocEl
= 14 Reurnmount Dr. (may is) , member 1931-1945 Federal in 1949 and W. Dore, -Fede
H M �
Raul Hqb - (Phone 2t3�T24 Williams of the C. C. F., a township resident represented the'
riding. from 1941 71949 in Ottawa.
- , - �TL -ZAG, An interesting record but no logical eiplanation mo -far as I _
Help Wanieci �uNSU� a22 exrjWt&tj0&
45 -Hour week, raan f6r Picker-
hems, decorative stitching, blind -
ins Township, mouth of ` No. 7, hems sews . on. buttons,. etc., I
wa RZxne established. with -dial control, No attach- of_ their 50th W
y' ments needed: Will sell 571.75 Tl �rs airy, sir May-22. ding' Annive�•
i`�ood income. Apply, by letter, cash or pick-up payments • of Y
to--Frank Helierty, Box 68, R. 11 !ca _ + Birth
R• is Hampton, Ontario. $8.00 per month. Dealer, Box y Stan Salt and congratulations May
(may,26) 604 News Office., - _... ,.... r' The Frenchman's Bay Rate=
.._ I y 18. Happy birthday also to the
Federal Psekayleq And Payers' and Community Assoc- Montgomery twins, Donna Ann
iation will hold their regular' and Marion-Louise, -whc c ele.
Partition Conpany. Limited -_
Fetnale xeip -i .lni A - :: mthly Meeting at the Fair- brate their • 2nd birthday on
FjAi L, {
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:person -416 Finlay Ave. Ajax Fr -1'°I eve - orr -� -22; an3 -to Flern.
. C:htrrcp ay
School . Asa No. 2. Township dAY . ning, at 8.45 o'clock, who will- be five -old on
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-- -- - - -_R° f:ct►�lr.e 'May 18. Mr. Jim . of May 23.
SEALED TENDERS will �Q -re- °ia .:.R�QsL n*+ Choir -and-
Hayes, _
- - ' ceived by 'the undersigned for- - - :. . _ ProPOsed plans for a Conimun- bin, of Toronto,. visited a few
WANTED +Daman.. one day a servicing the heating equip- ONLY FIR OMAME SANC;FLrS sty , of their .ibrmer neighbors ca
week for general cleaning.- Box ment in the schools under the Don't forget the Stra ' Wharf Street 'last Sun
290 News Office, Pickering. administration of the;Board OFFER •A C760WE' E AI.i. Tea and Bake Bale �R
• .. y - '' �
Tenders close at -' 5.00 - You get � 1�s 5tpoelaat �' �" E �T�� ling held Happy Anniversary Wishes to
_ - p. m., - at the Fairport United Church Marioft and Cliff Brown who
-- :PIANO - WANTED -� arrg make May. 31, 1962. yr� steer ,des have .1. Inanite Heat Selection for the - Hall,'on Thursday afternoon. 'celebrate • their fifth anniver. -
°'Any size, any condition. Pay Application fbr tender foizns - Radian tube Surface Units. Set Hearty congratulations to nary on May 20, along with the
cash. Private. ATiantic 2 -8662. is to be made to the Adminis. P� BMW •, � any heat from "keep warm" to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Buck, of birthday of Marion's grandfat.
- s (may 31) tration Office, Roseb ink Road high. Selected hest is, spread _ Fairview Ave., on the occasion her, Mr. Playford.
School, R. FL 3, Pickering, Ph. �es�' '•o0°�e of wbik�h aa�e evenly over each element.
ATIantie 4 -4751. The lowest or Noted bore, .pies rears -•bead
any tender not necessarily ace- 2. Pull'N'Clean Oven, which
• 1 epte$ SWing pins the oaperiority sad slides out for easy cleaning
A. W. TYAS, Business d� of the Frtsldslre no hard -reach comers to both- - - - -- -. -- - -: ,
Administrator. er you;'
J.-H. ADAMSON, Chair, acme and behind it .the hn- 3. Biggest broiling surf -ace of
man of the Board any range on the market.... ,
mess tecbaical knowledge and ester . 8.
lets you broil 10 : meat patties _
reputation of ibe •vast General or 4 large T -bone steaks -at once
TENDERS
° _
>![otors otgsntrattau. ' ' __ 4: Porcelain drip bowls under '
each surface unit pop out for Pwrson.:-School Area Na Z, TewnshiP easy cleaning. Ot Pickering
SEALED TENDERS will d re- We Sell The Best and Service r '
chives by the undersigned for 111► an your
local Libel aI cand"d to '
- -_ - - - -- the supply of fuel oil, -in the ,.• _ _
schools.. under. the administra- -
1tELAX and fall :tion of the Board. Tenders-close _ _____ _.__Theest �:,.
- ARTIiuR at 5.00 p. ion May n r-fo Norman - Applicatiox� for tender forms
MITCHELL to be made to the administra- ' IrtARK'S ELECTRIC '
tion office Rosebank Road • "' • ""' - - - •• �'•
IMITED School; R. •P.: 3, Pickering. Ph. - - _ _GRASS -PARK, BROOKLIN
ATlantic 4-4731.1 Wake - _ . ... _
STATION ROAD - ,Nli• 36771 The lowest or ariy' tender; not - • g ' Sales: Service
riC1ItRW/i . _ T!. 9-3191 necessarily accepted. • • . - 10-M-11,30-'& M. Wed. May
iN1�iHT SE1tVICE A. W. "AS, Business
� 061 - Administrator. Win St.. - .Pickering WH. ��� ONTARIO RIDING LIBERAL ASSOCIATION '
J. H. ADAMSON, Chair- .
_ . - man of tFlo Board. _ ataaaat» taaaga> tain�inaa�i =Ra�>tgaitDairlBt>•tlitnt�ta _
PAGE THREE THE PICKERING NEWS eiraeDAY, MAY 17, lilaL-
- Muir head. Mrs. A. Carlton; Mr. and Mrs. James Gray. charge. H a p p y birthday to Ray Mor 6 6 6 +�+
.e
FA 1 R PO RT nts: Mr. Ross Carlton, Mr: •Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Middle- Mr. Thos. Watson was taken ga, Sheppard Ave., on his bir• DON'T FORGET
Honin;h, bfr. Trolley. Anot- ton and girls, of Ashburn, call _to _the hospital again. during • -nuay, May 19,
BEACH ,r- Eu-- e tiv 11 be held- oil -the - ed onkMrs. Lemmon on Sunda; the week. All wish him a , very A word of thanks to all the THE SOAP BaX DERBY
3th of lime- Tuesday. afternoon. speedy recovery. Second East Woodland Brownie THIS SAT. MAY 19th
Fifth Wedding Congratiil- Mr. and !Nlrs. John Harney r.ir. and Mrs. Mitchel, o. :.I.3. Wallace Ellicott o: Tor. Mothers, for the lovely dinner =AT BAY RIDGES
_ .ration to Mr. and Mrs. K. Riley and Susan spent' the week -end Toronto, visited her daughter onto spent the week -end wit' served at their banquet at the
on May 17. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. - and son -in -law, Mr. and Mrs her daughter and' son-in-law Rouge Flill United Church rec.
'XT NOON HOUR
The Home & .School Execut- U. Harvey here. AI Harvey on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Carter. ently. - -
Mrs. A. J. Gray youngest r ww�wwNw► uwwtiwa w� a ti► ti�
__i've met on Thursday, May 10 Y sisited Mr. Brian McGzickin, - - ,
to outline work for the 1962 -62 and Mrs. Russell- Carter at' Pt. son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart 1:
Season. 'erry, on Saturday. McGuckin was struck by a Rouge, Hills
Happy Birthday Wishes tr Misses Marilyn Elliott and ' car, just north of the village o V uge -
Rnn-- Micklewright,_- thirteer - __anise Ostle, of Oshawa, spent on Saturday NP Was unron mrs, H. Mason, Dunbarton "
�^� .:e c�, -iheir aunt, scions, but revived and after Guam# PM H4rdw�re
- years -34F ±y -1g;- and -to :ot n ;Dent last Monday visiting at '
Dowland, six years, on May 12 7 n• D. A. Beer a doctor's check -up, was foune 'tie home of Mrs. O. P. Wald-
- Twenty -third Wedding Con Mrs. Lemm. on returned to to he satisfactory, but a badl; riff, Altona Road.
gratulation to Mr, and .Mrs er home here, after spending frightened boy. , .,
W. Aitken on Df2y '9. `ie winter with friends in Tor- 'Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ellicott ' Mr
and Mrs. Ed. Sell-
Carl elm
iCo -burni l "i Satur= - - -- PAINTS = ELECTRICAL . APPLIANCES
Carl Houk; Park Crescent into. and Diane. Carter visited Mr. day with Mrs. A. Westbrook
celebrated his 6th birthdtt o- Mr. and ;Mrs. Geo. Knox and and 1vlrs. Ivan Ellicott, at Pet- T�/�!
Y Altona P.nair 1 VVLS T� SS C• �•
• Thursday, with a art for hi` �Y, 'of Enniskillen, visited erboro, on Sunday afternoon
party Haonv Birthday t.+ yh tt'
guests Adele and Gerry Fole 'Qr. and bMrs. K. Pascoe on Mrs. Allan Ellicott received _
g or 9th birthday, Mav 19
"•- . Susie and Edith Untenhaar Sunda MrYand Mrs. NPwSOIl and her daughter Peters In on i, 7 low
S Adamache, of Shepnard Ave
Cathy Covert. Isabel Raugi `amily visited her mother, Mrs. California, on Sund She sa Happy birthdav to Mrs. W - -
and brother Ron. �'' Ys T. -Smith, Pine Grove Ave. on -
Bay Ridges Soap Box Derb} •ind Mr. W. Storrey on Sunday. the reception, was good as she Mav,19. -
'will be held on Saturday, May Unit No. 1..U. C. W.. is spon- could hear plainly. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sprine, of
19. Line -up starts at 12.00 noon 'oring a Bake Sale on the lawn 'The Young People met in the Greenwood Ave. have moved to
with judging and -)f the church on Friday after -
3 . parade. Race school w usual on Sunday. ein West Hill 'recentl Bakdods- drC wc. we
starts at 1.30 p.' �i.,: on the noon, May 18, at 430 p. m, - erring, with Paul White in Happy .birthda to i
's�iee - -- roads'- :'-- Refrtshment.- -ome slid do your week;-end charge of the program. Y It sky Gris
thou in p gram• and of Altona Rd; on his 11th birth - 1
nearby. EvetYone wet come. p g' Margaret_ Miner and Setty- flav, May 11. -- Phone w}�}
" yeddin Annive:sr�°` ""tl'`a charge of lunch. Mr.' and Mrs. C. A. Schwalm
g ary Con- Jean Knox in c � I _
Women's Institute was held in in y � with of Altona Road anent last Sun.
gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Next meet on Ma
Z. Kosurko - their 18th, on he Township Hall on Tuesday May, Iyna Blackman having, day at Orland, Ont.
M> afternoon; May 8, with the new ng _. ..
`)resident Mrs Blackman in
Kenny and Douglas Pickare
went to Rice Lake with .their she chair, and the new Serre-
rather on the week -end, camp-
�Ary• Mrs. Roberts, in her
ing and fishing -some pickerel
"lace. It was decided to apply
were caught.
for a Short, Course this year-
The Recreation Committee of
first choice: "Care of Sick ":
$ay Ridges request all children
second: "Copper Tooling ". Card
_ of Fairport Area who wish • tc
Report was (riven by Mrs. Bur -
--- partidpate in their Sport Pro•
rows, who reported - Nine Get -
gram to please return their
Well Cards, since the last meet.
Registration Forms by the end
'nr. The meeting was then
of May. The Grand Valley Poo!
r -to
turned over to Mrs. Burrows.
.has been reserved for Swim -
Program Convener, assisted by
"ng .Activities. All - children
Mrs. M. Ellicott. As this was
'will be nwified of the date.
"Grandmothers' Day", several
�. �.-id :�;r$ —�.
" " " " "g'
-nn 'nar1Prs- WP—. �ivnn �,n -
went' up to i,'4'ashago 'on Sun -
"Granmother ".. The meeting
day to visit 'Mr. and 'Mrs. V
was cl-ed with .lur ^h served by
_
aG. Cummings Sr., and had a
Mrs. Bi. 11,- Mrs. -Bayles, ll;rs .
fine visit with other relativem
Robt. Miller.
also -for an enjoyable Mot-
"'Mothers' Day Ser -ice" was
..hers' Day.
observed in Sr, John's March
Our 11hrary' has received
on Sunday morning. with goon'
-from the Township of Picker-
atren�iance. A Baptism gem-tee
'in$, their yearly grant, and
was also held, when tFe follow-
===-- within the next week, a fresh
jnq children were baptised: Jef-
supply of. books "for our -young
frpv r-11; son of Mr. and Mrs.
- -
'leaders will- be available.
Eldo^ Carter- HPathPr Helen
- Diane Hunter and Patricia
'in4i DehnrAti Louise, t'+tle Anti- l
Bilton stayed over =night with
ghters of Mr, and Mrs. Allan
Susan Pickard last week -end, .Pcikev;.
also Cynthia Lea, any I
and attended the. Teen Dance 'at
Brenda Louise, daughters of
•the Community Hall which -was _
very successful. -
"Gul3ing to Action" will +aka - -
place on May 26. from 2.00 till
.4.00 p. m. at the Dunbarton £� _-
Kiwanis Park. - Brownies and
r
2.
Guides of the Dumbarton Dist- '
riot will take part in Demon- T _ -
stratio
A
- ns, Dsolals of Work ; 3A
- anti r`raftg The `e .,.art
Bake Table. % bite Elephantf
Sale. and Refreshments. Ten
- Cents Admission will be char-
ged all those not in uniform. M• ,, i
Registration Date for K-rd-
ergarten at Fairoort Beach
_...Public School. is-May 24, fromx
9.00 till. .00 10
a. m. Proof of .. ':� ^~° ° : • µ , „ .
Age will he required. Children
,must -be- "five vears old" by x
k
-'-.-'December 31. 1962.
Child Health . Clinic will be
•- n-=- ,'Eie}d htesday, . Mayy 22 at the , •"•.,. •• • � .
Community Hall. - I � a
Mrs. Thelma Hockey won an
-electric blanket at the ooening ° iiiiin _ r
Of the Bay' Ridges Laundromat. --
Parents pleas- I reminded •"• -• •....
that the s«•PPten aspirins we ,
give our children are poison'
when taken in- quantity by \'S '
' acs-
ones• ran mh •
lr:enf.. T'�e lcttle :. . :�, •�' ;�.. -
•. eta :, «a.� ..:' •.
8 nd reach. in 'the mist unl' ely �:.`,�;;°�"�:- a?3: ° ;;�?': •c '>kv: � k. � ��`'`•• �.. —
p?aces and thanks to our, town-
ship 1Nai ^e and the Aiax Ho,- `
nital. stgff,'a little: churl in :our There is muscle in every Chevrolet frame -' Chevrolet Truck hustle includes the industry's To_experience man -size bustle -drive a
'ici_hr,orhoori .was _ saved. To _GOFrtbining,Fuggedness and flexibility for on- and most famous six - brawny eights ; , in fact, your Chevrolet! Then you'll, feel the sure touch of
off -hi hwe use. Tnerr,,tnere's more muscle in choice of six po ;ver' plants from 235 to 409 cubic positive control that Chevrolet has built into its
The Llfc lr,u g y
be Your .ch, ;lti' ;, Chevrolet's rear axles . , husky Single -Spee.d inches. And to match this vide choice of power steering. Even when heavily loaded, aChevrolet - - -
^..1r. and -'Ira. F. = Linehan axles -With ? apac ;ties from 3,330lbi.' io 13,500lb.s.:. you have eldv -en transmissions available as. Truck is silt{ -easy tgmanoeuvre in tight spots .. .
c- ;.1-- return- 'dais <<�eekertrl. ;rnrar - - - easy on the driver on any bind of road, But that's - - - -` -
- - ' d rear- xle wit�"ftcuum -or- electric -- starreard -or -o ti°naf -equi ient- includin 3=
a t<<o tccc1, var.,�ttinn in FIn, p p" g ' also due to the Chevrolet ride . .. suspension-- -
Pastryr FI• !r rs %rill ;:x ta::- sh',t.and eap6citics from�13,000'lbs. to 18,500 lbs. 4' -, or 5- 5peed Synchro -Mesh and two automatics
systems that give maximum comfort - maximum
in? '-:nth services Sunday 11:rn r , ! ,.
> and ... mrgnty TdnGEn� susa�nsior ;s plus 3- or 4 -seed auxiliaries.- - rotection to the load.
a. m. and :00 p. m. ,Sunda p
tl'l:; rr.'u all lines opriona! at cstra cost �SChooI • `� A. ''Lin. Come and.
.
• *,cniship. wfih: r;,ur. itei >itl,gra.
BROUGHAM falffS' _
T.i1, and Mrs. George Perry ' SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER :i GENERAL MOTORS VALUE '
�Isited cnttsins at Fi mrlck %on
the week -end. --
M-r. pd _lips.' 14. Annis and . • Be sure to see Bonanza on the CBC -TV network each Sunday. Check your local listing for channel and -time. t•�a
family'enjoyed.a motor trip to "
Algonquin Park during- the -end-
of the weei;. - - ' • F. - -W.. - AINSWORTN � - _ W
The regular monthly Euchre _ TED �1 _ STATtQN 2 -2540
_ _ ' _ - .. • •. _� . : - : .
as held on Tuesday evening
with the following as winners:
Ladies:. Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. '
s
.RECEPTION'
FOR NORTH PICKERING TOWNSHIP
6yr ,Mar 24/ 8 Pe Mr
Townshipa�l, Bra r
COME AND BRING YOUR; FRIENDS
''' OMatie Wing '-C 1lsseciatNn iy --
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rHURSDAY, MAY 17, 1i88L
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_ THE P I C ERING NEWS' a NINE
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- BAY PWMN
HEWS BUDGET
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activities was the Spruce Villa Arch Bell at the piano. Rev. M. unity go to Mr. and Lon. Free-
Hotel, in Whitby. The food AUDLEY NEWS Butters the B l,le man why have
was conducted taken up resid-
delicious --T -bone stems for Study, on "Pentecost — Mature, -n ^e at Isl:ngton following the
Don't read this,• unless —un-
of the project. The B. -$,-.R. A.
meat - eaters and fresh lake selections, accompanied by Mrs of the Church ".A social- half- narria.-e recently.
ess you have the spirit of ad-
Executive extends their congra-
trout for those' who preferred Thirteen ladies attended the hour followed, with refresh- Miss Edna- Jones of -Brook- - -
U. C. W. meeting at thq church `
;enture. U you wouua iixe co
iTi%at`ion� to die �4il�liii� Com-
fish. Eve P
rything was well re- g ments. lin, visited on Sunday with her
on Wednesday evening of last a
'xperience something new and
mittee, for the thorough and
pared, and very tasty. - The U. C. W. packed large -ousin Clarence and Mrs. Trigg,
iifferent, see what the' ,- world
excellent job they have done.
It seemed apparent' right week. The President, Mrs. G- bale (about X50 pounds) of Sympathy of the community
pneath- the - -water can�bffer
-In-- closing -he meetuig� Mr.
_
gym- the - start, -that -it- was- an— AHey*-cnnducted .theJzusiness._�hing-- for- o..verwas_last, week. fc ext ?Tied to Mr. 'an-1 Mrs.
'who.
You. Skin Diving is a sport for
Les. Taylor, President of the B.
evening to let your hair down, The. four Sunday School and Churc— h �. - K�PTati on ttie )sassing -of —= '
one young and young -at-
R It. A. announced that short-
+representatives
attended U. O; �i�er\
�a nave a Boca tune. 'roe were combines on 5unaay to -* �nrs. aunt, hire. Arnold of
,the
heart. U you would like to
ly, a meeting will 'be held to
.
speeches during the" presents- shop • at Oshawa, gave a sum- Christian Family Service. The 'Montreal. Mrs. Arnold was 101.
know more about this sport,
elect officers to fill' vacancies
tion of trophies; were humorous 'nary of their program. The Supt. of the' Sunday School, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Webb,
make a date to attend aget=
on the Executive Committee.
and short. Roll. Call was "Faith". Final Bert Guthrie, assisted Rev.'Mr ?embroke -spent the weekend
plans were made for the After-
} ogether at 927 Reytan' Blvd.,
- SPRING DANCE —
-'The Considated Building do- Buttars. Anne Guthrie, Douglas at the home of ,Mrs. S. Worn-
noon Tea and Bazaar, and Bake
y, Ridges, at 8.00 p. m, on
Saturday. May 12, the Spring
hated a large trophy for the Bell and Roy Puckrin read the acott.
Sale, to be held on May 28, at
turday, May 19, •where Mr.
Dance was held at the Ajax
winning tea.-n, to be presented c,riptures. Mrs. G. Astley gave Mr.' and Mrs. Stanley Pow-,-
the church. Mrs. Arch Bell led
rule Moulton will tell you a-
Community Centre. The music
each year; they a
ey also donates' the story-- "Instr Pea -...11 anti' family visited on Sun -
the Worship, with the ladies
ut this exhilarating sport. If
supplied by the Ted Taylor Or-
th e personal trophies to the Smith and
Ronald Smith and Keit! day w� *�+ Mr. era Mrs. W. Pett-
reading Romans 12, in unison.
you cannot attend the meeting,
chests was excellent, and those
winn'n� team members.. We are Puckrin received the offering y of Cherrywood. - -
puck
Mrs. Lindeman played violin
but would like to discuss Skin
who attended had a wonder-
sorry that ,Miss Hilda Wilson, The male choir sap g and Mrs. Mr. and' Mrs. Fred Puckrin
iving with him, call -- 839=
ful time. We are sorry to say
who was -to have presented Amh Bell was organist. and the girls visited at the ;
the crowd was hat as large as,
these. beautiful trophies, was. The Sunday s&h l w -' '--' horse of Mr. and 'Mrs. Walter -
- Very Important --
expected. There is no accurate
unable to attend. Cliff Svtcec triple flat).; Cliff Sykes (high Lary service will. b- held or Mrs. • E. Pardon, and Miss _
Registrations -- School of the
figure to report, as yet, as all
presented them on her' behalf triple handicap) ; Ron Bartlett Sunday., Mav 27'P4 ? no n. *•- Helen Pardon Oshawa. visited.,
Holy Redeemer. Enrolment for
accounts had not'heen process-
Ernie 1;urire, Joe Duracher (high single flat); Ivan Will- The Rev. Kenn -th H�rnn P on Sunday at t ".e home of Mr, _
eptember -1962. Date • - Sun-
ed at time of writing, but it
g
and 'M-'s. lluracher iani " -0b+ °`- -'- ` _ °' ^�i+� A min {Ater of tl:e. Plc' ,ir! and Mrs. Bob Pardon.
_ --!�-
day, May 20. Time - 1.00 -to 4.00
would seem that there will be
the indivdual trophies. Dancine , followed to music Presbyterian Chur ^h will Fr
M. Place = .l wn it
r;+ hr,nam nn'thic venture.
a p� •�• �
The wi �� am was 0— ')v Mr. Hall and his records. the ker. The childrer
rte" �€ guest' snit
"Top .17r.
(off Base Line between Liver-
b
— SPORTS —
t
Notch" team, caotaine� Ha!l also .was Master of will assist .with the._ musk.
-and
R Q S
E BA N
• ' _.
K
Pool Rd. and Sandy Beach Rd.),
Softball is under way -the
by Ruth Svkes. with t. 7premonies for the_ dance. . Ten from here' attendpr? thr
Grade - Kindergarten (children
coaches are geared to begin
members: Peter Antonew. Ern- -eally kept the evening roll - Christian Educe. ?ion Centr- Winners at last Thursday's
five years of age at December
making potential Mickey Man-
ie Burnie, G. White .Tan in- a Conferen ^e. at .Picker ;n^ Unnit- Euchre were: 1. Mrs. Aisthorpe,
31, 1962): Grades: 1 ,to 8.
tles and Roger Maris's out of
en ar. = '_aine G. Willia--ns..:The . This banquet has set a pre- ems= Church on Saturday -evrn- 9 Mrs. Chillman, Throw, Mrs. _
For further' - information, call
the 'John Brown's and Joe
winner of the team "concolar cedent to be followed next year ins. = McLean. Con., Mrs. I:angious.
G. Belanger 839 -3393; H. Burnie
Joe Jones' ages ranging from
tion prize" was tl^e ' A'Vhite —the Banquet Committee well Mr. and Mrs. Lee nano »n. Friends of Mrs. Wahler are
839 -3890; J. Quigley 839-3405.
6 to 16, who have registered
Sox'% captained by Cliff Sykes. rioserves the thanks of every California and Mr. and Mrs. pleased to see she has moved
— Report Of Gsneral•AMetiny ---
for this sport. It is difficult at
Individual winners were - bowler. On the Committee — Care Dishev Florida. are visit- back into the Rosebank area.
'
S. R. R. A.
the moment who are the most
for the Ladies High Averaze,
Chairman, Ruth Sykes; Sid Da ins with Mrs. Darwin =s and Happy birthday to Lori Col -
"',c'9
A most interesting evening
impatient, the coaches or ,the
Marie St. Germaine; High Trip -
Barbara Lyons, Marie Mrs. Disney's ^urines. Mr. and by, Pine Didge Dr., on her 5th
was spent at Bay Road School
kids. There axe children with
le Flat. M. White:' High Triple
- St. Germaine, Dennis, St. Ger- Mrs. G. K. Pratt and other rel- birthday, May 2.
last Thursday. The E.R. R. A.,
gloves and balls in almost ev-
Handican. Jean Fellows; High main, Ernie Burnie and Cliff atives. Mrs. S. King, Toronto, spent
at an open . meeting, future
ery vacant lot in Bay Ridges,
$ingle. Flat. Mary Carroll: Sykes. By the way, Ernie made A miscellaneous - shower was last week -end at the home of-
plans, abd past accomplish-
practicing pitching, curves and
High Single with Handicap, G. all the signs for the tables. held -on Saturday' evening at Mr. and Mrs. Oakwood - -
menta of the short ten -month
fast balls or batting out flies.
Bischof. The Committee's only f,
+ regi+e the home of Mrs. S. Wonnacott Drive. -
Oeriod that this organization
the are easily identi-
Individual Men'& Trotihies was that Sid . Da Costa was for Mrs. Ri -hard Freeman_ the Happg-- birthday to Donna
)%as been In existance, were
.coaches
fied. There are always two or
were won by: G. White -(hiRh unable -to be present to -enjoy
I former Betty Grace Bryant. Synott; Wgst Point Gies.. May
presented and discussed. The
more together, with lists of
average);. Ernie Burnie (high the fruits of his labour.
The best wshes of the comet- 19th..
biggest and easily the most
names, baseball caps,' shoved
cantj ve r sial- subject--9r-the- $Y--
-back., OIL -their heada-$IId -More_
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ening was the proposed Pick-
often than not, surrounded by
_
ering Township Recreation Cen-
children. Good' Luck. and to
Vv, to be located in our area.
both coaches and ball - players.
Sketches were shown of the ov-
Play Ball, and have fun.
erall plan and the entire plan
This past week the Sports -
outlined-by Mr. Jim Hayes, the
Committee secured the use of
f "�'w° ~ ~
CbAirman of B. R R. A. Build-
a swimming pool two after-
x
Ing Committee. The Hoed fora
moons aweek— Tuesday and
building and a centre for re-
Thursday, for swimming class-
creation and' spb s activities,
es- for our young people. There
has -been airy -1s
a need for swimming instruc-
-
beginning.` With this - in mind,
tors. It-
we turned to Consolidated
time on the above -meh i_one�F
-:'
Building Corporation and asked
afternoons from 2.00 until 4.00
if they could help' us.. After sev-
o'clock. - If you . can volunteer
eral meetings•, C. B. C: offered'
•
your services for July or'' Aug-
-
to build us the shell of a build-
ust, or both, please contact . the
ing. Now-,we needed a place to
Committee.
'
-put it.. Pickering Township
o 0 0
911 . • . .
Council approved of a .Park
= SOAP BOX DERBY
land site, at the northern point
At last, the 619 Day for our
of Ffenchmeh's Bay, Jt seemed
Aspirants to be another "Stir-
•we were ail'set to go. Howev-
ling Moss" is almost upon us.
-
er, we soon discovered it was
SATURDAY, MAY It - 1200
not quite that simple. There
9u P
NOON. - LIVERPOOL i SER-
f.
were a multitntie of problems
VICE ROAD. That is the time
to overcome, and before long,
and the place, to see the First,
we were really ensnafed in red
Annual Seep Bout Derby.
tape, and plans and high hopes
o 0 0
-
bogged dawn - completely. By
Excitement of the entrants is
October 1961; we were no clos-
reaching fever._ pitch. The boys
er to having, a building than
have built their race carts
when We -began. The need be-
themselves; and trial nuns have. >
came more pressing and once
shown,. the cars weaknesses.
again', we started out - to try,
Young lads are . busy Toning
•
to make our dream a reality.
out the bugs and all are con-
1
7k
This time, a _Building Commi-
€ident their's is the fastest
F
ttee was formed, consisting of
'there ever has been. Much is at
-'
five men who have done moth-
stake. The winners will receive
"`•;
- -
ing else but work toward this
the beautiful Pickering News
"" .r
"
goal for the past six months.
Trophy, 'two .and one -half feet
-
The residents of - -Bay Ridges
tall to hold for one ' year and
were whole- hedrtedly in favor
a replica of the Trophy to keep•
of the_ plans, as was evident by
for always. There • are other
P
the support, and enthusiasm
prizes to be won also. To the
•-
displayed.. After an hour and
boys entered there is some-
'
twenty minutes of* a question
thing- else 'too —a dream and
u
and answer session. Mr. Hayes
ho of winning, but a memo„
Pe
� .
';��,� ,., «.. •' °' '- -
is planning• on.coritactin other
g
th ey will always cherish.
. `.,_,.�,„
w .r
_,, w..
u. ^_
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ratepayers and recreation
, — Bowling --
Banquet
.�
� -
groups in the township, so they
. A bowling banquet to Surpass
�, y • + ��••
may be acquainted with all the
'all bowling banquets was held
information, facts and figures
last Friday night. The scene of
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MANY HAVE USED A BANK LOAN?
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_HOW
MEET MIKE
STARIr
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o than ever before — because the chartered banks have their books
on
.RECEPTION'
FOR NORTH PICKERING TOWNSHIP
6yr ,Mar 24/ 8 Pe Mr
Townshipa�l, Bra r
COME AND BRING YOUR; FRIENDS
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SPAM LUNCHEON MEAT ,O 2 12 -oz. tins 69c
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HEINZ TOMATO SOU 6 14 -oz• tins 69c PRICES EFFECTIVE
MAY 16, 17; 18, 19
MINUTE RICE ........... 14 -oz. pkg. 43c
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CHRISTIES ROLLS .............. :: • .
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TOTAL OF
SWIFT PREMIUM, SMOKED
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BONUS TAPES
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WITH FREE $6.00 BONUS BOOSTER TAPE -
- .ANGELUS MARSHMALLOWS White Gb -oz. pkg.
GIANT. SIZE STRIPE TOOTHPASTE
WITH FREE
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S S BOOSTER TAPE — '
9NIBLETS CORN Green Giant ... :... .. ..........:...m....: -2 h4-oz. tins
_ RAINBOW SERVIETTES White Swan .... . 2 pkgs. of 60
WIT" IWE X3.00 BONUS BOOSTER TAPE —
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MAPLE LEAF 910 " i "- 10.OZ. PKG. OF i
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DEVON SRAND R14O&ESS -SLICED - -- -
SLICED SIDE BACON .:. . � Ib. 59c .CALIFORNIA
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GOODNESS ME' — 9-OZ. PKGS. - _ _ —.
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a I mon
MASONS — 10-OZ; TINS
evetage for c
Coto, Gingerale, Lemon Lime, Orange, Reet Beer
iA' ' INSTANT — 10-OZ. JAR
coff
SPAM LUNCHEON MEAT ,O 2 12 -oz. tins 69c
Jr
HEINZ TOMATO SOU 6 14 -oz• tins 69c PRICES EFFECTIVE
MAY 16, 17; 18, 19
MINUTE RICE ........... 14 -oz. pkg. 43c
HARDWOOD CHARCOAL _ WE RESERVE
'. 516. bag 39c -: - � •. .. '— � ' � RIGHT TO LIMIT . .
—AiUBE lcietg -s+�e e — c�
RICHARDSON, $
_ .IGA POTATO CHIPS- , . :..,- ._.. -� 12•oz. pkg. 49c •
...... MARKET - HORNES - ,�. iAR• --.��,
DAVIDS BISCUITS Weekend Mix- 44 -oz. pkq. 49< 1GA BAR -B-QUE
MAMdURG or MOT DOG Y
....... ,� Mg. aF 9 sac PICKERING, ONT. SAUCE ..: jar 59C
CHRISTIES ROLLS .............. :: • .
- +� EXTRA!
TOTAL OF
SWIFT PREMIUM, SMOKED
_ • IN IC3A
- - _ _ " . $30
BONUS TAPES
.READY TO, SERVE -. -7-
WITH FREE $6.00 BONUS BOOSTER TAPE -
- .ANGELUS MARSHMALLOWS White Gb -oz. pkg.
GIANT. SIZE STRIPE TOOTHPASTE
WITH FREE
0o BONU
ocnic
S S BOOSTER TAPE — '
9NIBLETS CORN Green Giant ... :... .. ..........:...m....: -2 h4-oz. tins
_ RAINBOW SERVIETTES White Swan .... . 2 pkgs. of 60
WIT" IWE X3.00 BONUS BOOSTER TAPE —
`;
ldr, (PILLSBURY DELUXE CAKE MIXES ....,_. e; ....... `I 9-92. pkil
(MONARCH WHIP VANILLA .... _._._...._. . '�' /2. pkg.
f r ,' Fix` � •• ..
r.Pnt, uut�IRr c�+wgi+►
p O. U N D FARMHOUM FROZEN PIES ...........::...... ...... 24-0. pies
+CANADA NO. 1 GRADE — A P*WtUOUSE OF ENERGY
P.E.I. POTATOES _......._....._ . _.... - ::..... 1" Ib: bag -
� ItRAUNSM►EIGER t1YER & "CON, SANDWICH SMAIII
:.. _ - ' PARTI -TIME CHUBS .............:....:....... . .......... _:..:..... -B-OZ. chub
TAIMIA It tLLCE6 ASSdRTN-- v ACUUM sEAI� -j4L
COOKED MEATS .. ,
MAPLE LEAF 910 " i "- 10.OZ. PKG. OF i
WIENERS .............. 09. 29C
STRAWBERRIES
DEVON SRAND R14O&ESS -SLICED - -- -
SLICED SIDE BACON .:. . � Ib. 59c .CALIFORNIA
-
GRADE.'
GOODNESS ME' — 9-OZ. PKGS. - _ _ —.
FRIES : ...:: 8 k s.1 'PINT.BOXES
_FROZEN FRENCH p g'
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2 Ibs. 1 c -
MQNARCH M�IGAINE . .:: .:.. Y FOR `
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P C - I = CELERY .. � : . ... eadi 19C
No: 1 89
12 85
109
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LETTUCE . '..: eadi 19C
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